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LANCASTER COUNTY TRAVELERS’ GUIDE
VISIT LANCASTER SUMMER / FALL 2021 | VISITLANCASTER.COM
The
Outdoor
Issue
Outdoor Fun
The best places to
enjoy the outdoors
across the county
Animal Experiences
Get up close and
personal with
furry friends
Sips and Scenery
Enjoy fine wine and
beautiful views at
our local vineyards
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On The Cover
Lancaster County offers plenty of scenic opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts,
including kayaking on the Susquehanna River.
Photo by Vinny Tennis
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EXPERIENCES
Take a yoga class with goats, cuddle with
barnyard friends or explore a sanctuary
for wolves.
Lancaster County is many things. Of
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course, it’s the home of the Amish, a place
where you can see horse-drawn buggies
LIVE MUSIC rolling through bucolic farmland.
& GREAT FOOD But the county also contains a bustling
city, with quirky shops, galleries,
nightclubs and nationally renowned
Ready to eat, drink and be merry? Check restaurants.
out this smorgasbord of venues offering Lancaster was once known as the
food and music for all tastes. “Munich of America” and has recently
seen that brewing heritage revived in the
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thriving craft beer scene.
LANCASTER And shoppers have plenty to do here.
whether they’re interested in outlet malls
VINEYARDS or antiques dealers.
For families or foodies; craft beer fans
Lift your spirits with fine wine and or history buffs; shoppers or music lovers,
beautiful scenery (plus great music and Lancaster County is a great place to visit.
Thanks for joining us!
food, too) at our local vineyards.
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TOWNS
Explore these shop-dine-and-do President: Caroline Muraro
options in Lancaster County’s Editor-in-Chief: Lindsey McCallum
charming small towns.
Art Direction: Andrew Albright
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Design: Bailey Watro, Krystal Hummer,
Amy Rodriguez
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From downtown to Amish country, use
Production: Stacey Anderson,
this handy map to plan your visit. Erica Feltenberger
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ICE CREAM GEMS
By Caroline Beohm
With summer coming into full bloom, locals are returning to their favorite ice cream spots as a reprieve
from the heat. Lancaster County is known widely for its farming—the cows, the silos, the corn growing
8 feet tall. Some of these farms produce the best ice cream in Pennsylvania. Here are my top four picks
for ice cream spots in Lancaster County (in no particular order):
LITTLE DIPPER’S ICE CREAM BOEHRINGER’S DRIVE-IN
432 W. Main St., Mount Joy 3160 N. Reading Rd., Adamstown
Located on Main Street in Mount Joy, this tiny drive- Step back in time by stopping at this quaint drive-
through ice cream place packs an unsuspecting in located off of 272. Boehringer’s is a summertime
punch. From milkshakes, to floats, to soft-serve classic with 20+ flavors of ice cream to choose from
to sundaes, Little Dipper’s truly has it all. They as well as an assortment of hamburgers, hot dogs
also carry Penn State Berkey Creamery flavors and other popular grilled fare. The best part? The
alongside their selection of Turkey Hill ice creams babbling creek that runs behind the drive-in that is
and Italian Ice flavors. My personal favorite is a hot home to little pools of fish and other water critters.
fudge sundae with chocolate chip cookie dough ice On a warm summer day, this spot has people at
cream! Their secret weapon? If you go before 1 p.m, every picnic table enjoying their ice cream or their
you’ll find a full service coffee bar along with burger. My personal favorite flavor is the black
doughnuts and muffins. raspberry, but the cookies & cream is a
close second.
LAPP VALLEY FARM
244 Mentzer Rd., New Holland
Looking for an authentic Lancaster County
experience? Head over to Lapp Valley to have ice
cream that was made right on their farm using their
own dairy cows. While enjoying your sweet summer
treat, you can stop and see their dairy cows,
peacocks, bull dogs, and cats. Lapp Valley boasts
their own ice cream, as well as their freshly made
waffle cones. But the true locals know that nothing
is better than Lapp Valley chocolate milk.
FOX MEADOWS CREAMERY
2475 W. Main St., Ephrata | foxmeadowscreamery.com
Nestled away in the northern part of Lancaster
County, this spot is a peaceful retreat from the
hustle and bustle of everyday life. Enjoy up to
20 different flavors of ice cream, made from
scratch on their farm. The creamery also serves
a full lunch menu including burgers, sandwiches,
salads and more.
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Lancaster City’s
Elevated Dining Experience
Three destinations. One location. Pick from a vast array of craft and domestic beers, wines, and champagnes
at our bottle shop. Enjoy casual pub fare while watching the game or indulge your palate with Greek-inspired
dishes and classic American cuisine. From selecting the freshest local ingredients to sourcing the highest quality
steak, seafood, and wine, we are Lancaster City’s Elevated Dining Experience. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Dine-in, under the stars, or carry-out. Open 7 days a week.
Casual Pub Fare Mediterranean Taverna Terrace & Lounge
717.394.6977 | 66 N. Queen St.| Lancaster, PA
yorgoslancaster.com
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Local
TOP 5 ANIMAL
EXPERIENCES
BY HOPE BROCIOUS
PHOTOS BY HOPE BROCIOUS, QUINN STALEY,
AND ANDREW ALBRIGHT
I love all animals. As someone who plans their
vacations around zoos, aquariums and other places
that will allow me to get up close and personal with
wildlife, I understand how important it is to find the
best places that allow you to do this. While you may
not find a zoo packed with lions, tigers and other
exotic animals, Lancaster County still offers plenty
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of fun and educational animal experiences. Here are
my top picks, ranked, for the best places in Lancaster
County for animal experiences.
LANCASTER FARM SANCTUARY
1871 MILTON GROVE ROAD, MOUNT JOY
LANCASTERFARMSANCTUARY.COM
If you are looking for an animal experience that
is fun, educational and rewarding, consider booking a tour
at the Lancaster Farm Sanctuary. The sanctuary, a non-profit
organization, takes in abused, neglected and mistreated farm
animals that often come to them with a very low survival rate.
Tours are scheduled and booked on specific days and times,
so make sure to check their website for summer and fall tour
availability, as the sanctuary is not open to the public otherwise.
Co-founders Sarah and Jonina serve as tour guides and take
visitors through the farm to introduce the animals. Each animal
at the sanctuary has a story, coming from a heartbreaking
situation. While the stories are sad, learning about how the
animals have been rehabilitated and given a second chance, and
seeing them thrive in their new environment, is truly a rewarding
and magical experience. You may not expect the animals to be
so loving considering the circumstances they have come from,
but many are more than willing to let you pet them and pose for
photos.
The superstar of the sanctuary is Jude, a cow who went viral
thanks to The Dodo in June 2021. Jude was born on a local dairy
farm with a cleft lip and palate. The Lancaster Farm Sanctuary
stepped up to rescue Jude and get him the extensive medical
treatment he needed. He now resides at the sanctuary with other
goats, sheep, horses, ponies, cows and, of course, his best bud,
Barbara, the chicken.
Visit Tip: Arrive a few minutes early to meet Leroy the cat. He
patrols the visitor sign-in area patiently waiting for all the guests
to pet him while they wait for their tour to start.
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2 THE AMISH FARM AND HOUSE
2395 COVERED BRIDGE DRIVE, LANCASTER
AMISHFARMANDHOUSE.COM
The historic 15-acre farm at the Amish
Farm and House offers bus tours, animal
tours, farmhouse tours and perhaps the
4 OLD WINDMILL FARMS
262 PARADISE LANE, RONKS
OLDWINDMILLFARM.COM
Roll up your sleeves, wear some sneakers
and be ready for a fully immersive Amish experience at Old
Windmill Farms. Their farm tour and hayride gets you up
most exciting – goat yoga. Over the close and personal with the animals on this working Amish
summer months, you can do a yoga class farm. Tours are led by the Amish family that works there,
with many of the farm’s goats. But don’t including their children – everyone pitches in to explain how
be surprised when you are in a plank the animals help produce much of their food.
position to find them hopping up on You will learn about and feed the horses, chickens, pigs,
your back and nibbling on your shirt or goats and cows. You may also get to cuddle with baby chicks
hair or have them zooming past during and bunnies and milk some cows. Your tour guide will also
the class, playing and head-butting each explain how the Amish children help on the farm with raising
other. Yes, it is as totally cute as it sounds. their own animals, and how their way of life closely relates to
Goat yoga is a great family activity their faith and beliefs.
and a chance to get some quality time After the farm tour, you get to explore the fields and see the
with these adorable animals. After your family’s alfalfa and barley crops, beehive and garden where
yoga session, your goat yoga admission they grow a lot of their own fruits and vegetables. The Amish
includes access to the farm so you can tour guides will answer any questions, and allow you to take
walk around and visit the horses, pigs, pictures while there. Old Windmill Farms is definitely more
alpacas and more. There are also other than just your standard Lancaster County Amish attraction.
things to check out on the property. During the fall, they add seasonal activities to their
Visit Tip: Sign up for the first yoga schedule. This includes making fresh cider, baking bread,
class of the day, if possible, and you get to help get the goats from the churning butter and then sitting down to enjoy it all.
barn and bring them to the covered yoga pavilion. Yes, you get to pick
your own goat.
If you do not make it to Amish Farm and House in the summer
months, there is still plenty to do in the fall. From September –
November, they still offer their tours and Amish buggy rides, but also
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add Farm Days in October with fall-themed activities, and Trick or
Treating on the Farm to their schedule. Plus, the animals are still out and
about to visit.
WOLF SANCTUARY OF PA
465 SPEEDWELL FORGE RD, LITITZ
WOLFSANCTUARYPA.ORG
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You would not expect to find an 80-acre wolf sanctuary tucked away
in the countryside of Lancaster County, but for nearly 40 years, the
Darlington family has been offering refuge to many gray wolves and
wolf-dogs. The Wolf Sanctuary of PA serves as an educational facility
that offers tours of the sanctuary and a chance to learn more about the CHERRY CREST ADVENTURE FARM
Wolves of Speedwell and the conservation efforts that take place there. 150 CHERRY HILL ROAD, RONKS
There are a variety of tours to pick from, but they do require a CHERRYCRESTFARM.COM
reservation. The daytime public tours on weekdays and weekends
include a brief history of how the sanctuary was founded and a tour
of the property where you will stop at each pack to see and hear more
Cherry Crest Adventure Farm offers a full day of farm fun
about them. The knowledgeable tour guides will also answer any
questions you may have. If you snag a spot for a full moon fundraiser, and activities that also includes some one-on-one time with
you will get to enjoy a bonfire, live entertainment and guided tours of adorable farm animals. At the Animal Grove you can pet and
the sanctuary. play with goats, pigs and sheep. You can also visit the baby
chick hatchery and bee barn exhibit.
They also have farm tours, bucking broncos, pedal cars,
a paintball range, gem mining and so much more. They
offer several different passes, so you can pick what fits your
family best. Cherry Crest Adventure Farm is open through
November, and has more fall-themed activities such as a
Sunflower Festival, Trick or Treat and a Pumpkin Madness
Festival. You can even do the corn maze by flashlight starting
in the fall months.
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OUTDOOR FUN
BY SALLY REYNOLDS | PHOTOS BY VINNY TENNIS AND MARK KAISER
Outdoor fun is never far away in Lancaster. I belong to a
women’s hiking group and every other Sunday we take our
dogs out for hours on local trails. And, with two rivers nearby,
Lancaster offers ample opportunities to get on the water.
Here are my top 5 picks for hiking and being on the water
this summer and fall:
Hiking
KELLY’S RUN but the walk is gorgeous and the sound of the water
Kelly’s Run is a well-known trail in southern Lancaster rushing over the rocks is soothing to the soul. You
County in Holtwood, about 3.7 miles long in a loop. can extend your walk by including nearby Steinman
This trail has a lovely mix of terrain, including meadows, Run trail for another 2.6 miles. Find a trail map at
woods, and an overlook of the Susquehanna River. Half LancasterConservancy.org/preserves/trout-run.
of the trail follows the tumbling waters of Kelly’s Run
itself. This trail is gorgeous year round. In the spring NOLDE FOREST
the water is high and the rhododendron and mountain In the northern part of the county, the trails in Nolde
laurel are in bloom, in summer it’s lushly green, and in Forest are well-kept and many are broad enough to be
the fall the woods are ablaze with color. The trailhead accessible by wheelchair. Nolde Forest used to be the
has a spacious parking lot but it’s best to get there early estate of the Nolde family and their stone mansion
because it is quite a popular spot. There’s a trail map at still stands as park headquarters. There is a little stream
LancasterConservancy.org/preserves/kellys-run. running through the center of the park and two ponds
for spotting turtles and frogs. You can make your walk
TROUT RUN as long (up to 10 miles) or short as you want because
In the southern part of the county, Trout Run also the trails wind and intersect. The hushed nature of these
offers stream-side hiking in a far less visited location woods make it a good spot for quiet introspection. For a
than Kelly’s Run. Trout Run is about 2.3 miles through trail map, go to www.dcnr.pa.gov/StateParks and search
mostly woods. There aren’t any dramatic overlooks, by park name.
10 VISIT LANCASTER SUMMER/FALL 2021On the Water
TUBING ON THE CONESTOGA
Grab your swimsuit and an inner tube and jump into the Conestoga River for
a relaxing afternoon of drifting with the slow water. You might see wood ducks,
great blue herons, kingfishers or mallards. Keep an eye out for snapping turtles.
There are many access points to the Conestoga, including Conestoga Pines
Park, Lancaster County Central Park, Perelman Park, Stone Quarry Road Park
and many unnamed spots where you can park your car and hop in. Just make
sure you’ve got someone to pick you up when you’re ready to come home. If
you’d prefer a shuttle service, Sickman’s Mill Outfitters offers several tubing
expeditions on the Pequea Creek: Outfitters.sickmansmill.com/tubing.
KAYAKING ON THE SUSQUEHANNA
If you have your own kayak, take it to the broad Susquehanna and explore the
lovely scenery and diverse animal habitats. Bald eagles and ospreys are almost
certain to be sighted, as well as wading birds in the shore areas. I’ve also seen
muskrats and of course there are bass, pike and walleye. If you don’t own a
kayak, Shank’s Mare Outfitters in Wrightsville will be happy to rent you one
for a day of paddling, plus they offer classes, music, and guided outings. There
are many access points on the river, with a complete list at
SusquehannaRiverLands.com.
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TFBHOSPITALITY.COMOUR CHARMING SMALL TOWN FINDS
BY MAGGIE NOON | PHOTOS BY VINNY TENNIS
The small towns in Lancaster County hold some of this area’s most hidden gems.
From local creameries, where you can get the freshest ice cream around, to locally owned
shops and restaurants, where every new customer makes the owners’ heart burst with
happiness, small town businesses are what make these places a must-see stop on any trip.
Blackworth Live Fire Grill
52 North Broad Street, Lititz
SHOP blackworthlititz.com
American cuisine using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, SHOP
Bunyaad Marketplace
cooked over an open flame. Beautiful Home Interiors
19 East Main Street, Lititz
366 Hartman Bridge Road
bunyaad.com
Greco’s Italian Ices & Homemade Ice Cream beautifulhome.shop
Fair trade rugs and curated home decor and gifts.
49 North Broad Street, Lititz On-trend home furnishings, plants and décor for every
www.facebook.com/grecos717 member of the family.
Atlas General Store
Homemade Italian ice and homemade ice cream.
46 East Main Street, Lititz Strasburg Antique Market
atlasgeneralstore.co 207 Georgetown Road, Strasburg
Appalachian Brewing Company
This store has something for everyone. Atlas calls itself StrasburgAntiqueMarket.com
55 North Water Street, Lititz
a modern general store, featuring maker-made and Three floors of authentic antiques and unique collectibles
abcbrew.com
socially conscious vendors. They have everything from home in a beautifully restored 1898 tobacco warehouse.
Brewpub featuring their own handcrafted beers, craft sodas
décor, fashion accessories, stationery, bath & body, kitchen
and traditional pub fare.
related, and men’s products. You’ll be sure to
find something unique and special. A Find in Time
DO 17 West Main Street, Strasburg
Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery afindintime.com
Wilbur Chocolate Store
219 East Main Street, Lititz Special finds and unique discoveries, including lots
45 North Broad Street, Lititz
juliussturgis.com of sports memorabilia, records and books.
wilburbuds.com
The Julius Sturgis Pretzel Factory was the first commercial
Chocolate and candy store - a historic brand, iconic
pretzel bakery in America. Here you can take a tour of Wire to Fire Artisan Gallery
to Lititz.
the original bakery and get a hands-on lesson in pretzel 11 East Main Street, Strasburg
making. You’ll see the original ovens built by Julius Sturgis wiretofire.art
Main Street Peddler himself, and learn about the history of pretzels in America.
22 East Main Street, Lititz Handmade jewelry, pottery and other artisan goods,
After your tour, enjoy a freshly made soft pretzel and shop including blown glass, metal work, fabric art, paintings
facebook.com/TheMSPLititz for treats and souvenirs in the store. This experience is both
Unique gifts and collectibles for the home. and more.
budget-friendly and fun for all ages.
The Savory Gourmet Peaceful Valley Furniture
Lititz Historical Foundation & Museum 421 Hartman Bridge Road, Strasburg
53 North Broad Street, Lititz 137-145 East Main Street, Lititz
savorygourmetlititz.com peacefulvalleyfurniture.com
lititzhistoricalfoundation.com Peaceful Valley Furniture provides homes across
Specialty food shop offering fine cheeses, exotic meats, See and experience the rich history of Lititz with costumed
and a variety of gourmet items. America with the timeless value of handmade,
guides who explain what life was like for an 18th century Amish-crafted furniture.
family.
DINE
Per Diem DINE
Lititz Springs Park
50 Rock Lititz Blvd., Lititz Strasburg Creamery, Café, and Country Store
24-28 North Broad Street, Lititz
perdiemlititz.com 1 West Main Street, Strasburg
lititzspringspark.org
American restaurant and bar using local ingredients in its strasburg.com/creamery-cafe
A quiet, family-friendly place to relax, unwind and soak in
eclectic mix of dishes & drinks. Located inside Hotel Strasburg Creamery in the heart of downtown
the ambiance. Includes multiple play areas and a natural
Rock Lititz. Strasburg is the old-fashioned soda parlor you’ve been
spring that runs the length of the park.
dreaming of. Over their 30 years in business, the
Tied House creamery has served over 300 different homemade
High Sports
27-31 Main Street, Lititz ice cream flavors! The ice cream is made onsite and they
727 Furnace Hills Pike, Lititz
tiedhouselititz.com make their own waffle cones daily, which you can smell
highsports.com
Amazing food and friendly service. I’ve never had when you walk in the door. In addition to ice cream,
Entertainment for the entire family - miniature golf,
something I didn’t like at Tied House. This restaurant Strasburg Creamery also serves coffee, tea and a full
go-karts, batting cages, and driving range.
is a venture of the St. Boniface Craft Brewing Co. and café menu for both breakfast and lunch.
combines their locally brewed beer and hand-picked Penn Cinema
Pennsylvania wines and spirits with a delectable menu 571 Airport Road, Lititz Speckled Hen Coffee
featuring locally sourced, house-smoked and roasted penncinema.com 141 East Main Street, Strasburg
ingredients. It’s casual and family friendly atmosphere Take in a movie, featuring top-notch digital audio and www.speckledhencoffee.com
provides a great place to grab a beer, eat and take a projection, recliners, reserved seating and the only IMAX in Craft coffeehouse featuring fresh and local
load off. Make sure to get the fries. You’ll thank Lancaster County. artisan foods.
me later! To see more of what Lititz has to offer, visit lititzpa.com.
14 VISIT LANCASTER SUMMER/FALL 2021Café 1832 The Amish Village DINE
305 Gap Road, Ronks 199 Hartman Bridge Road, Ronks Bird-in-Hand Bakery & Café
cafe1832.com theamishvillage.com 2715 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand
Scratch-made menu options featuring fresh ingredients. Take a step back in time when you tour an authentically bird-in-hand.com/bakery
Located on the property of Strasburg Rail Road. furnished Old Order Amish farmhouse and one-room Delicious, handcrafted casual cuisine, baked goods and ice
schoolhouse. After your tour, stop in the Amish Village cream from the freshest ingredients.
Casey Jones’ Restaurant gift and souvenir store to take home a little piece of
312 Paradise Lane, Ronks Lancaster County. Bird-in-Hand Restaurant & Smorgasbord
redcaboosemotel.com/caseyjonesrestaurant 2760 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand
Located in an original railroad dining car, this fami- Sight & Sound Theatres bird-in-hand.com/restaurant-smorgasbord
ly-friendly dining experience features Lancaster County 300 Hartman Bridge Road, Ronks Scratch-made Amish country food from local producers on
favorites that everyone will enjoy. sight-sound.com an all-you-can-eat buffet or via table service.
The Bible comes to life in spectacular, Broadway quality
Fireside Tavern performances. Smokehouse BBQ & Brews at Plain & Fancy Farm
1500 Historic Drive, Strasburg 3121 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand
dsfireside.com To see more of what Strasburg has to offer, smokehousebbqandbrews.com
High-end American food served in a cozy tavern setting, visit strasburgpa.com. Located inside the Plain and Fancy farm’s gift shop you’ll be
with beautiful views of Lancaster County farmland. surprised to find this delicious BBQ restaurant. The dining
room has a Southern comfort feel where you can savor your
DO time and meal. The service is very friendly and the mac and
Strasburg Rail Road cheese tastes just like mom used to make. It’s not to
301 Gap Road, Ronks SHOP be missed!
strasburgrailroad.com Calkins’ Vine & the Branches
Strasburg Rail Road is America’s oldest operating 2709 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand DO
railroad. The railroad has five working vintage steam vineandthebranches.com Bird-in-Hand Farmers Market
engines and 20 operating passenger cars. At the station, This little shop features hand-finished furniture and home 2710 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand, PA 17505
there are shops, a playground and snack stand where decor in farmhouse, shabby chic, bohemian and vintage birdinhandfarmersmarket.com
you can get goodies before or after your ride. With your styles along with unique gifts and collectibles. Inside you’ll Indoor market featuring fresh meats, cheese and produce, baked
ticket, you will receive a 45-minute, round-trip ride find adorable tiny rooms showcasing each type of décor. goods, made-to-order foods, locally made crafts, old-fashioned
through the serene Amish countryside. If you wish and You’ll be sure to find something for everyone to love. toys, leather goods and locally themed souvenirs.
with appropriate notice at booking, you are able to
disembark the train halfway through the journey for the Creative Rustic Furniture Bird-in-Hand Stage
picnic grove. Groff’s Grove picnic area has benches, grills 2709 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand 2760 Old Philadelphia Pike #A, Bird-in-Hand
and playground equipment for a family-friendly meal. reallancastercounty.com/creative-rustic-furniture bird-in-hand.com/stage
It is also located near Cherry Crest Adventure Farm if Primitive furniture and farmhouse décor thoughtfully Broadway-style musical theater in an intimate setting that
you want to spend some time there during your journey. designed and skillfully made from reclaimed wood, live-edge keeps guests coming back for more.
To finish your ride and return to the station, just board slabs and other natural elements.
any later train. Strasburg Rail Road also has many events Water’s Edge Mini Golf
during the year, including semi-annual appearances from Creative Home Shoppe 230 N Ronks Road, Bird-in-Hand
Thomas the Tank Engine. This is no doubt an awesome 2710 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand watersedgegolf.net
adventure for families. reallancastercounty.com/shops/specialty-shops/gift-shops/ Family-owned miniature golf course with a petting zoo and
creative-home-shoppe an ice cream shop.
Cherry Crest Adventure Farm Offers a variety of home accents including candles, holiday
150 Cherry Hill Road, Ronks pieces, flags and other outdoor décor. Kauffman’s Fruit Farm
cherrycrestadventurefarm.com 3097 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand
From food and shopping to a petting zoo, corn maze, live Log Cabin Quilt Shop kauffmansfruitfarm.com
entertainment and 50+ activities for people of all ages, this 2679 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand Country market featuring home-grown and homemade
15-acre farm has it all. logcabinquiltshop.com foods, PA Dutch favorites and bulk items.
Large variety of beautiful handmade quilts as well as pat-
Village Greens Miniature Golf terns, books, fabrics and notions to make your own quilt. Aaron and Jessica’s Amish Buggy Rides
1444 Village Road, Strasburg 3121 Old Philadelphia Pike, Ronks
villagegreens.com The Speckled Sheep amishbuggyrides.com
Choose between two courses on 13 acres of beautiful 2707 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird-in-Hand Take a horse-drawn buggy ride through a real Amish village
countryside, then visit the Snack Shoppe for thespeckledsheep.com and learn about the Lancaster County Amish community.
old-fashioned milkshakes and hand-dipped Yarn and gift shop with items from local artisans including
ice cream. artwork, gifts, jewelry, home décor and more. To see more of what Bird-in-Hand has to offer,
visit bird-in-hand.com.
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COUNTY
5
1 Annie Bailey’s Irish
Public House
28-30 E. KING ST., 12 Julius Sturgis
LANCASTER Pretzel Bakery CHESTNUT
ST
717-393-4000 219 E. MAIN ST., LITITZ
717-626-4354
2 Central Market
23 N. MARKET ST., 13 Kindred Collections ORANGE
LANCASTER 452 LOCUST ST., COLUMBIA
717-735-6890 717-449-5476
3 Clemintine’s 14 Lancaster KING ST
25 E. MAIN ST, LITITZ
717-626-6688
Dispensing Co.
33 N. MARKET ST.,
LANCASTER
4 Decades 717-299-4602
438 N. QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER
717-282-1421
15 Laura Z Tai Fine
Jewelry & Watches
5 Dogstar Books 101 N. QUEEN ST., SUITE 111,
LANCASTER
401 W. LEMON ST.,
30
LANCASTER
717-823-6605 16 Mainspring 19
of Ephrata 22 Sakura Asian Fusion 13
28 The
6 Festoon 16 E. MAIN ST., EPHRATA 33. N. QUEEN ST.,
Spice &
202 N. DUKE ST., 717-721-6196 LANCASTER
LANCASTER 717-509-2838 Tea Exchange
717-299-2232 17 Miller’s 20 W. ORANGE ST.,
Smorgasbord 23 Souvlaki Boys LANCASTER
7 Friendship Heart 2811 LINCOLN HIGHWAY E.,
1 W. JAMES ST., LANCASTER 717-394-4328
717-208-6243
Gallery RONKS
118 N. WATER ST., STE. 101, 800-669-3568 29 Tiny Town
LANCASTER 24 The Beadworks 533 JANET AVE.,
LANCASTER
717-945-6904 18 Mr. Sticky’s 52 N. QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER. 717-490-6551 717-947-7350
501 GREENFIELD RD.,
8 Gallery Grow LANCASTER
30 Turkey Hill
150 N. PRINCE ST., 717-413-9229 25 The Belvedere Inn
LANCASTER 402 N. QUEEN ST., Experience
717-869-6547 19 National Watch and LANCASTER
717-394-2422
301 LINDEN ST., COLUMBIA
844-847-4884
Clock Museum
9 Ken’s Gardens 514 POPLAR ST., COLUMBIA
2467 OLD PHILADELPHIA 717-684-8261 26 The Pottery Works 31 Yorgos
PIKE, LANCASTER 16 W. ORANGE ST., 66 N. QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER
717-392-4875 20 Ream Jewelers 717-299-9963
LANCASTER
58 N. QUEEN ST., LANCASTER 717-394-6977
10 Historic Lancaster
Walking Tour
717-392-7305
27 The Pressroom
Restaurant + Bar 32 Zanzibar
38 PENN SQUARE, 21 Re-Uzit of 26 W. KING ST., LANCASTER
21 W. KING ST., LANCASTER
LANCASTER
New Holland 717-399-5400
717-390-2868
717-392-1776 707 W. MAIN ST.,
NEW HOLLAND
11 Hunger N Thirst 717-354-8355
920 LANDIS AVE,
LANCASTER
717-208-3808
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KAYAKING, ANTIQUES
Amish Country
SHOPPING, SCENIC DRIVES
Strasburg
River Hills
HIKING, RAIL TRAILS
SUMMER/FALL 2021 VISIT LANCASTER 17Ask a Local LIVE MUSIC & GREAT FOOD BY JABRIL BRANCH | PHOTOS BY KEVIN STAIRIKER Lancaster is an amazing town for music, art and of course food. In fact, Lancaster city has previously been nicknamed “Little Brooklyn” for its eclectic style. Being a city person myself, I must say that I take pride in the diverse options we have here for live music and great food, and nothing beats when those two things are combined. Here are my top four choices for live music combined with good food. 18 VISIT LANCASTER SUMMER/FALL 2021
Zoetropolis
Zoetropolis is the destination for anyone who loves film, libations, food and music. This unique location
is a movie theater, restaurant and distillery. They aim to create a home for high-quality art films,
spirits, food and music. This place is amazing. If you want to go to a laid-back place to
have a great meal with plenty of refreshing, creative options, this is your spot. Not
to mention, during the warmer months you will often enjoy vibrant live music
provided by local artists. I love that it is half inside and half outside, the eye-
popping décor, the great food and that there is a movie theatre within steps of
your dining experience. By the way, if you want to rent the theater out for a
private party, it is seamless. 112 N. Water St., Lancaster | zoetropolis.com
Long’s Park Summer Music Series
The Summer Music Series, held at Long’s Park, is a 13-week Sunday
evening musical performance series that brings life to Lancaster during
the summer. Set in a family-friendly atmosphere the series offers a
diversity of musical genres that are not generally available for free.
The Summer Music Series has been a top musical entertainment event
in Lancaster and named one of the best outdoor venues in Central
Pennsylvania. These concerts are free and held Sunday evenings,
during the summer. If you are hungry during these events, there are
always amazing food trucks that provide quality choices. This year’s
series features blues, reggae, southern rock, country and a tribute to the
world’s biggest charity concert, Live Aid.
1441 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster | longspark.org/summer-music-series-1
Tellus 360
Tellus360 is a modern, hip, Irish spot, pairing craft beers and modern pub food
with a mix of live music and DJs. If you want to go somewhere that makes you
feel good by satisfying your need for great “food-truck” style eating and amazing
local live music, you must visit Tellus360. At Tellus360, there are three floors,
which all have a different element to them. The first floor bar is where you will
find the Tigh Mhary Pub, equipped with a vintage bar imported from Ireland and Phantom Power
a full sound system and stage. This space is usually where smaller live shows will Phantom Power is a newer venue that offers live
happen. In addition, the first floor also brings you the legendary space called The local music and a microbrewery, which includes
Temple, which is where, in my opinion, all the fun happens. This room is known a tasting room. The venue features a bar on both
for great live shows, amazing dance parties and spicy salsa dancing nights. If you floors, one on the ground floor opposite the stage
want to explore more, which you should, you will move up to the second floor and one on the balcony. There is also an area outside
where there is a lounge-type vibe. This is where you can just sit, drink and have where live shows often happen during the warmer
fun conversations with friends or bond over a game of oversized Jenga. Finally, the months. The Beer Garden is always a place to kick
main attraction: The Green Roof, a 10,000-square-foot rooftop bar that boasts back with friends and have great conversation. This
beautiful gardens in the warmer months and the C Street Market, if you like great environment is so artsy and eclectic that everyone
street food from a variety of food stand vendors. can feel at home.
24 E King St., Lancaster | tellus360.com 121 W Frederick St., Millersville | phantompower.net
SUMMER/FALL 2021 VISIT LANCASTER 19NOW OPEN
BREMONT
MIDO
DINH VAN
MORITZ GLIK
MARIA TASH
MIZUKI
WILLIAM HENRY
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LAURA Z BRIDAL COLLECTIONS
101 North Queen Street, Suite 111,
Lancaster PA 17603
717-490-6673 • www.lauraztai.com
20 VISIT LANCASTER SUMMER/FALL 2021Lancaster’s Favorite Hosted by
Local Restaurant Save the Dates!
Since 1978
Experience Dispensing
Co., where the locals
Party on th
the Plaza
eat. Adjacent to the
Historic Central Farmers
Market....an easy walk 33 North Market Street
from the Marriott Hotel Downtown Lancaster
and Convention Center.
Located One Block From Hotel
We have a large
Open Every Day 11am - 10pm
selection of appetizers
and we serve only
the freshest soups
717.299.4602 saturdays
and salads. We
Menu can be found at August 21 & October 2, 2021
offer an extensive
Tex Mex menu and
delicious overstuffed
www.dispensingco.com 4:30 pm-8:00 pm
sandwiches. Try one of
our famous burgers!
16 E Main St ~ Downtown Ephrata
We have something for
everyone...at affordable
prices. Live VENDORS
Enjoy a drink from
our diverse collection Music FOOD ADULT
of local, national and
international beer with
Gift cards always BEVERAGES
available in any
many available on draft!
amount with no FREE Admission
• Casual Atmosphere expiration.
• Kid Friendly
www.WhistleStopPartyOnThePlaza.com
• Non-Smoking
Books...for Buying
the Sirius and
selling
scholarly,
Reader antiquarian
and better
books
Open
Tues-Sat
COSTUMED 11am-4pm
Sun-Mon
GUIDED TOURS Closed
Tues through Sat at 1PM
Market Days
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
10 AM and 1 PM 717823-6605
Established in 1976
Group and Theme Tours by Request 401 West
38 Penn Square, Lancaster PA 17603 Adult $8.00 Lemon St.
Just Across the Alley from Central Market Senior $7.00
Youth (6-18) $1.00
717-392-1776 Children 5 and under Free www.DogStarBooks.com
www.historiclancasterwalkingtour.org
SUMMER/FALL 2021 VISIT LANCASTER 21Ask a Local
FALL ACTIVITIES
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zip up
Attend a fair or festival · Brecknock Orchard
· Sunflower Festivals–Aug & Sept · Kauffman’s Fruit Farm
· Long’s Park Art Festival–Sept 3-5
· Reamstown Day–Sept 11 Visit a haunted
· Denver Fair–Sept 14-18 attraction
· Solanco Fair–Sept 15-17 · Jason’s Woods
· Ephrata Fair–Sept 21-25 · Field of Screams
· New Holland Fair–Sept 29-Oct 2 · Lancaster or Strasburg Ghost Tour
· Manheim Farm Show–Oct 4-8 · Bube’s Brewery Paranormal
Ghost Tour
· AppleUmpkin Fest–Oct 16
· Cochranville Fire Co. Mud Sale–Oct 23 Sit outside in the
Take a hay ride to pick cool air by a
campfire/fire pit
the perfect pumpkin · Grandview Vineyards
· Country Barn
· Country Barn
· Oregon Dairy
· Fiorentino’s Flight Deck
· Cherry Hill Orchards
· Brooklawn Farm Market Take a drive and enjoy
Explore a corn maze the fall foliage
(* OFFERS AN EVENING FLASHLIGHT · Pinnacle Overlook
MAZE EXPERIENCE) · Breezyview Overlook at
· Oregon Dairy * Chickies Rock
· Cherry Crest Adventure Farm *
· Corn Cob Acres
Pick sunflowers &
wildflowers
Go apple picking · Cherry Crest Farm
· Cherry Hill Orchards · Brecknock Orchard Farm Market
· Masonic Village Farm Market · Inspirational Blossoms
· Weaver’s Orchard · Oregon Dairy
22 VISIT LANCASTERHistory never tasted so good!
•Twist your own Pretzel
•Shop for Delicious Treats and Gifts
in our Bakery Store
•Savor a Hand-Twisted Soft Pretzel
For store and tour hours, please check our
website, www.juliussturgis.com
Unique Handcrafted Items Groups Welcome ~ Call to Reserve your Tour!
Imaginative Upcycled Creations &
Carefully Curated Vintage Goods
Over 5,000 sq. ft. of space
featuring 90+ local artisans!
452 Locust Street Columbia, PA 17512 | 717-449-5476 219 E Main Street, Lititz, PA 17543 • www.juliussturgis.com • 717-626-4354
QUALITY.
STYLE.
Clemintine’s
25 E. MAIN ST. LITITZ | 717-626-6688 | CLEMINTINESLITITZ.COM | MON-SAT 10-5, SUN 12-4
SUMMER/FALL 2021 VISIT LANCASTER 23Two Incredible Locations.
118 N. Water St, Ste 101 235 Bloomfield Dr, Ste 111
Lancaster, PA 17603 Lititz, PA 17543
717.945.6933 717.656.2466
Featuring:
Original Artwork | Framed Pieces
Primitives by Kathy Home Décor
Call or visit FriendshipArt.net for Gallery Hours and
more details, and follow us on Social Media!
One Incredible Mission.
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FULL BAR
721 Harrisburg Ave. Lancaster, PA
PHONE: 717.396.8998 • FAX: 717.396.1188
www.okaasianfusion.com
Sakura Asian Fusion, Sushi Bar & Wine
33 North Queen Street, Lancaster, PA
PHONE: 717.509.2838 • FAX: 717.509.2882
Order online at:
www.sakuraasian.com
Mon-Thurs 11am-10pm;
Fri & Sat 11am-10:30pm; Sun 12-10pm
Order To Take Out Or To Eat In.
Fast Delivery!
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88
Chinese
31 North Queen Street
Downtown Lancaster
PHONE: 717.399.8898 • FAX: 717-509-8891
Order online at:
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Mon-Thurs 11am-10:30pm;
Fri & Sat 11am-11:00pm; Sun Noon-10:30pm
Order To Take Out Or To Eat In. Fast Delivery!Ask a Local LANCASTER VINEYARDS STORY AND PHOTOS BY CARLY MCGETTIGAN Having been born and raised in Lancaster County, I was anxious to see what I would rediscover in my charming hometown after living in the bustling city of Philadelphia. Being someone whose biggest pleasures are good food and drink, I was delightfully surprised to find that Lancaster has an abundance of places to sit back, relax, and revel in just that. If you want to enjoy the nice weather while also immersing yourself in Lancaster’s beautiful scenery, look no further than the wineries scattered throughout the county. They are the perfect combination of all that Lancaster has to offer. 26 VISIT LANCASTER SUMMER/FALL 2021
Moon Dancer Winery
Moon Dancer Winery
Named after the breathtaking views of the moon’s reflection off of the Susquehanna River, Moon Dancer Winery
is located on a gorgeous, French-country style estate that offers a welcoming atmosphere for any occasion. Relax
on the patio with a glass of refreshing wine, listen to live music and enjoy a tasty homemade pizza from their
brick wood-fired oven available five days a week. The community built on this vineyard is unmatched – all ages
are welcome. 1282 Klines Run Rd, Wrightsville | moondancerwinery.com
Grandview Vineyard
A family-owned vineyard in Mount Joy, Grandview is one of my favorites for a fine glass of wine. If you are
planning to visit on the weekend, make sure to get there early, as the outdoor patio overlooking the vineyard fills
quickly. They offer small bites to eat, or you can bring your own food with you. Be sure to check their website
before you go to see if there are any events happening. They host live music, food and wine pairings and even
yoga all throughout the year. 1489 Grandview Rd, Mount Joy | grandviewwines.com
Nissley Vineyards
With over 30 different wines, Nissley Vineyards offers some of the most popular wines in the county - with many
of them being available for purchase at retail stores throughout Lancaster. Visit their estate and indulge in a wine
tasting for just $8. Or grab your picnic blanket and enjoy an evening during their Summerfest music series.
There’s live music, food trucks and dancing until 10 p.m. 140 Vintage Drive, Bainbridge | nissleywine.com
SUMMER/FALL 2021 VISIT LANCASTER 27Create your own ice cream flavor
and packaging. Become a star in your
own Turkey Hill commercial!
A Journey Through Time
Enjoy unlimited free samples of
Turkey Hill Ice Cream and Drinks!
Don’t miss our two hands-on
interactive educational experiences: Create
your own ice cream in the Taste Lab!
Discover, taste, and experience tea
from around the world in a way you never
have before in the Tea Discovery!
514 POPLAR ST. • COLUMBIA, PA 17512
Advanced reservations strongly recommended. For more 717.684.8261• WWW.MUSEUMOFTIME.ORG
information and reservations visit www.TurkeyHillExperience.com
301 Linden St., Columbia, PA 17512 | 717-684-0134
Real. Good. Food.
Traditional Smorgasbord
(Lancaster’s Original!)
Soup and Salad Smorgasbord
Menu Dining Authentic, slowly-smoked brisket,
turkey, chicken and pork accompanied
by signature cocktails, local wines and
hand-crafted brews...twelve on tap!
Millers1929.com • 717.687.6621 SmokehouseBBQandBrews.com
Reservations, call-aheads and walk-ins 717.768.4400 • On Route 340
Beer, wine and cocktails available 3121 Old Philadelphia Pike
Route 30, 2811 Lincoln Highway East, Ronks, PA Bird-In-Hand, PA
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Visit Lancaster’s Most Unique Playplace — TINY TOWN! Made up of 11 luxury
playhouses, kids will go wild with imagination! Unplug and let children role play,
explore, and make new friends. Snack bar, coffee, wifi, cafe seating, and bring your
own food (no peanut products please). Reserve your play session at tinytownpa.com.
533 Janet Ave., Lancaster, PA 17601 | (717) 947-7350 | tinytownpa.com | /TinyTownLLC
SUMMER/FALL 2021 VISIT LANCASTER 29Gallery Grow showcases
an inviting workspace to
create your own terrarium,
shop or just explore our
unique space. You’ll find
an eclectic collection of
houseplants, air plants,
succulents, kokedama,
pottery & more.
150 N. PRINCE STREET LANCASTER, PA, 17603 | 717.869.6547 | GALLERYGROW.COM
Take a ride through
scenic Lancaster
County and visit our
locations nestled in
the heart of Amish
country. Kens
Garden’s offers a full
line of garden plants,
houseplants and
unique pottery
and gifts.
2467 OLD PHILADELPHIA PK, SMOKETOWN | 3552 WEST NEWPORT RD, INTERCOURSE
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